As long as her story is not inherently unreliable (she was intoxicated, a known liar, contradicted by physical evidence, etc.) a magistrate will issue a misdemeanor warrant based upon a sworn statement.is her saying it happened enough probable cause? I'd think not, right? they must have more than that, no?
Words do not change meaning - politicians attempt to label opponents by claiming the meaning of a word has changed. This is as preposterous as calling criminals - the "gentleman" who committed such and such criminal act. But semantics do not an argument make.
And K your post is great for a laugh...........
Some folks like the Oakland Raider bad team reputation. Maybe the black and gold will replace the black and silver.
This goes back to Richard Sherman too. He said he went to a good school how could anybody call him a thug--must be racist to do so. As if having a good education precludes one from being called one of many variants of an ahole. Knew plenty of white fratguy thugs and meatheads, and have hear it in reference to brutish police officers, white and black, as thugs. Speaking of "meatheads" is that or the word "douchebag" racist? I only hear it when spoken about white aholes. I've heard thug, though more commonly goon referred to hockey aholes. Is goon racist since most hockey goons are white? Or is thug racist against white people when spoken about a hockey player? Is the fact the President used the word thug recently, now mean it's a word only one race can use about themselves? Should whites be mad when nonwhites use the words goon or douchebags? Are only whites "entitled" to those words or does entitlement itself preclude them from using any bad words to describe an ahole of another race? (These are rhetorical questions but many would tell you the answer to the last one is yes.) Aholes, black, white, brown, blue whatever are aholes. I'll continue to call them that. Variants of that word like thug, goon, douchebag whathaveyou that don't have racist origins should be fair game, too. Yes, language is fluid, but I never use the word "n***" and I've never sought out a substitute and resent the suggestion that a perfectly good word used to describe aholes of every flavor can now be used to indicate racism. Every race has aholes, which may soon be the only word we have left to use to describe an ahole of a different color, because no matter what amount of debate somebody will have with you it will never change the fact we all have an ahole and therefore we all can be one.
Why on earth is my post great for a laugh? "Words do not change meaning" is certainly laughable, but I don't see what was funny about my post? There are hundreds of webpages that talk about words that have changed meaning over time. For example, what politicians were out there deciding to change the meaning of 'basement' from 'toilet' to 'underground floor of a building'?
K. Weaver - agree with you on that about my posting being good for a laugh - I was referring to Spider K's post about the Oakland Raiders being good for a laugh. Too many "K's".................... I will have to read every "word" more carefully before posting............
I get that this is news but does it bother some of you Spider fans that there is so much VCU talk on this forum? Three of the top-four threads are currently about VCU.
Well we haven't had much going on with us lately, and by golly it's damn fun to watch VCU burn like a Waste Management dumpster (no offense to our friends at W&M, who get called Waste Management quite often ). Now that Ododa has announced he is transferring, the pendulum will swing back to us.
So, what happened? I am sure you were in the courtroom for the hearing.Big day for Mo Alie, assault and battery hearing was scheduled for today a 9:00AM.
Spinner, you are telling me what my rights are....? Even after I log in?
PC police BS. Thug - somebody, especially a criminal, who is brutal and violent. Mo problem isn't one but the word means what it means no what your mind thinks it means. Bill Lambeer was probably the original basketball Thug.Words do evolve/devolve. They change meaning over time. Not to get into a PC argument. But the history of words shows that they change meaning whether we like it or not!